<div class="ExternalClassDA65E152A0C045E9A310C0F38ED14BEB"><p>​<strong>Finance Finland (FFI) and its member companies have created a reporting framework to monitor climate work in the financial sector. Companies can use it to describe their actions in mitigating climate change and to increase the transparency of their work. To help track results over several years, the framework includes climate indicators. Companies can independently choose how they apply these indicators.</strong></p></div>

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<div class="ExternalClassF6B17755086343EC90F8DE6C9FCE18C2"><p>​The OP Financial Group has announced that they will apply for membership at Finance Finland (FFI). The membership is to take force as of 1 January 2019.<br></p></div>

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The Commission delivers three law proposals to promote sustainable finance

31.5.2018 15:04:00

<div class="ExternalClass33AA4DD1EDC44687A950E0012CBDC09E"><p>​The European Commission is taking concrete action to promote sustainable finance. Based on the proposals given by the High-Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance (HLEG) earlier this year, the Commission first drew up the Action Plan on Sustainable Finance and has now published a handful of law proposals.</p></div>

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When discussing financial literacy, talk typically turns to
over-indebtedness, reckless spending and poor budgeting skills. At the
more advanced level, concern is commonly voiced over people's lack of
investment skills and courage. Discussion usually ignores insurance
literacy, which is only rarely considered a financial skill. Wrongfully
so: costs can skyrocket and thus seriously rock personal economy if a
risk becomes unfortunate reality for the uninsured.